I think I can understand it with regard to the finance side of it. You have a government that brings forward a vision or a direction in which it wants to go, so it has someone there.
Is there any fear of a conflict in any way? I'm trying to think of an example. The Canadian public is very concerned about nuclear, nuclear energy, and all that entails. I'm not certain what the government's mandate on that is, but it just seems to me that it might be one of those departments where having that government influence sitting on the board could cause a conflict to arise.